I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Firstly, I got to say that this is a very silly thread.
But I need to ask you. Christofias made some very damaging comments in New York. He compared Greece to Turkey and even stated that Greece had invaded Cyprus first before Turkey, referring to the Coup on 15 Jul 74. Now, this can be taken to mean many things. Some will no doubt manipulate this statement to support Turkey's justification to invade Cyprus, killing thousands, but not the occupation. So how positive for Cyprus do you think Christofias has been in light of his many concessions, including Shared Governance?
I am sorry, but I'm finding it very difficult to remain positive with Christofias at the helm. That does not mean that the Office of the Republic's President does not enjoy the support of all Cypriots.
You are witnessing the most destructive President in Cypriot history. And what is even more sad, is the fact that DIKO is now complicit to the suicidal politics. Shame on them all....
But all this has revealed another positive that has for so long slipped under the radar. Omirou's EDEK should be commended, and he is our only option as the next President of Cyprus! Bravo to him!
And shame to all the rest!!!!
Oracle wrote:Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Firstly, I got to say that this is a very silly thread.
But I need to ask you. Christofias made some very damaging comments in New York. He compared Greece to Turkey and even stated that Greece had invaded Cyprus first before Turkey, referring to the Coup on 15 Jul 74. Now, this can be taken to mean many things. Some will no doubt manipulate this statement to support Turkey's justification to invade Cyprus, killing thousands, but not the occupation. So how positive for Cyprus do you think Christofias has been in light of his many concessions, including Shared Governance?
I am sorry, but I'm finding it very difficult to remain positive with Christofias at the helm. That does not mean that the Office of the Republic's President does not enjoy the support of all Cypriots.
You are witnessing the most destructive President in Cypriot history. And what is even more sad, is the fact that DIKO is now complicit to the suicidal politics. Shame on them all....
But all this has revealed another positive that has for so long slipped under the radar. Omirou's EDEK should be commended, and he is our only option as the next President of Cyprus! Bravo to him!
And shame to all the rest!!!!
I haven't seen this comparison between Greece and Turkey - could you post it?
Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Firstly, I got to say that this is a very silly thread.
But I need to ask you. Christofias made some very damaging comments in New York. He compared Greece to Turkey and even stated that Greece had invaded Cyprus first before Turkey, referring to the Coup on 15 Jul 74. Now, this can be taken to mean many things. Some will no doubt manipulate this statement to support Turkey's justification to invade Cyprus, killing thousands, but not the occupation. So how positive for Cyprus do you think Christofias has been in light of his many concessions, including Shared Governance?
I am sorry, but I'm finding it very difficult to remain positive with Christofias at the helm. That does not mean that the Office of the Republic's President does not enjoy the support of all Cypriots.
You are witnessing the most destructive President in Cypriot history. And what is even more sad, is the fact that DIKO is now complicit to the suicidal politics. Shame on them all....
But all this has revealed another positive that has for so long slipped under the radar. Omirou's EDEK should be commended, and he is our only option as the next President of Cyprus! Bravo to him!
And shame to all the rest!!!!
I haven't seen this comparison between Greece and Turkey - could you post it?
No I don't want to post it!
It is all over the net. Just do a search on Christofias speech at Brookings Institute. The Cypriot and Greek media have also covered it extensively.
Anyway, back to the question. Just how positive are you about Christofias and his handling of the Cyprus Issue?
First (inaudible) Greece intervened in the internal affairs of Cyprus with President Makarios. They achieved this for one week and this was enough to give the pretext to Turkey to invade Cyprus and until now Turkey by 37 percent of the island.
Fortunately for the people of Greece, these criminal actions of the Junda led to the withdrawal of Junda in Greece and the restoration of democracy in the country in which democracy was born.
bubblechris wrote:Paphitis, why do you consider what he said 'damaging'. He said the 'Junta' invaded Cyprus, did they not? Did he blame Greece or the Greeks? Did he hell.
FACT the Civil War led by and instigated by the 'Junta' supported by a traitor called Samson started the action that led to the murder of numerous Greek Cypriots, and 'could' have developed into the murder of Turkish Cypriots, who's to say it would not have done, gave Turkey the excuse they needed to launch the second invasion of Cyprus.
FACT
What was so bad about what he said? Why do you and your kind find fault in everything OUR President says and does.
Why are we showing the world such a disunited front when we should be as one in our attempts to solve the problem?
Oracle wrote:Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:Paphitis wrote:Oracle wrote:I think we should find the positive in whoever is leading our country and encourage and support that to fruition.
Right now, I take comfort in the fact our President re-iterates the solution as being of ONE Sovereignty!
Firstly, I got to say that this is a very silly thread.
But I need to ask you. Christofias made some very damaging comments in New York. He compared Greece to Turkey and even stated that Greece had invaded Cyprus first before Turkey, referring to the Coup on 15 Jul 74. Now, this can be taken to mean many things. Some will no doubt manipulate this statement to support Turkey's justification to invade Cyprus, killing thousands, but not the occupation. So how positive for Cyprus do you think Christofias has been in light of his many concessions, including Shared Governance?
I am sorry, but I'm finding it very difficult to remain positive with Christofias at the helm. That does not mean that the Office of the Republic's President does not enjoy the support of all Cypriots.
You are witnessing the most destructive President in Cypriot history. And what is even more sad, is the fact that DIKO is now complicit to the suicidal politics. Shame on them all....
But all this has revealed another positive that has for so long slipped under the radar. Omirou's EDEK should be commended, and he is our only option as the next President of Cyprus! Bravo to him!
And shame to all the rest!!!!
I haven't seen this comparison between Greece and Turkey - could you post it?
No I don't want to post it!
It is all over the net. Just do a search on Christofias speech at Brookings Institute. The Cypriot and Greek media have also covered it extensively.
Anyway, back to the question. Just how positive are you about Christofias and his handling of the Cyprus Issue?
Ella reh Paphitis, with your listening to Chinese whispers!First (inaudible) Greece intervened in the internal affairs of Cyprus with President Makarios. They achieved this for one week and this was enough to give the pretext to Turkey to invade Cyprus and until now Turkey by 37 percent of the island.Fortunately for the people of Greece, these criminal actions of the Junda led to the withdrawal of Junda in Greece and the restoration of democracy in the country in which democracy was born.
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